
News India Live, Digital Desk: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is preparing to give another big gift for the people of Bihar. The state government is now working towards providing free electricity to the poor and the general public. According to the information received, the government is considering a plan to provide 100 units of free electricity, which aims to provide relief to a large section of the state and reduce their economic burden. If this scheme is applicable, then it will get direct benefit to millions of homes of the state. This initiative has come to light at a time when the electoral atmosphere is hot and political parties are emphasizing on local announcements. The Congress has promised free electricity in its ‘Guarantee’ scheme under Rahul Gandhi, while Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leaders Lalu Prasad Yadav and Tejashwi Yadav have been making similar announcements. Now this preparation of Nitish Kumar’s government is considered to be an important step in the political corridors, which can change the election strategy of Bihar. The final draft of the scheme is being discussed and it can soon be offered for approval in the cabinet. After this scheme is implemented, it will affect every family in Bihar that uses less than 100 units of electricity, which will almost eliminate the burden of their monthly electricity bill. It will directly benefit families with low income classes, who spend an important part of their monthly income on electricity bills. Although the financial aspects of this scheme and the financial burden on the state’s power distribution companies are yet to be considered, the priority of the government is to provide relief to the common people. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the Bihar government has already run several welfare schemes, and this free electricity initiative is also considered a part of the same link. If this scheme lands on the ground, it will not only provide financial relief to the people, but will also contribute to the progress of the state in the field of energy, as it will encourage more people to use electricity.
North India Statesman